Recruitment shares fared better than they have in months, with a majority increasing in value or remaining static. As Recruiter went to press, Spring Group shares had risen 4% or 2p, to reach a value of 51.5p, after it announced a 23% growth in net fee income to £56.1m for the year ended 31 December 2007, compared to £45.8m in 2006.
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